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I've told people over the last couple of years, and this started primarily with during the COVID time,

you saw these QR code scanning points, right?

Every time you went into a restaurant, anytime you went into a store, they always want you to scan your QR code. Well, if anybody knows the basis on those, they're all about tracking and monitoring

where you go, and essentially they put data points on your phone, and they track everything you

do. And they've been slowly introducing these into generalized society for specific things, whether it be purchases, whether it

be travel.

And now we're starting to see the real reason behind them.

If you guys have seen photos and videos over the weekend, the Whole Foods in Washington, D.C.,

now put out this big disclaimer that essentially if you want to use the Whole Foods store, you've got to download a QR code.

And it says right here, posted, scan in at Intrigate, use any of these methods, Whole Foods Market or Amazon app or Amazon want a credit card.

Link to your Amazon account.

Bag groceries as you shop.

Pick up a bag or bring your own.

Censors and cameras automatically register what you take and put back.

Scan out to Exigate.

Simply scan out with the same payment method you use the entry.

Your receipt will be emailed to you.

And there was a lady that actually took a bunch of videos and photos of this. And she said, she said blatantly, so basically you cannot go into

Whole Foods market in Washington, D.C., unless you scan your QR code and they track every single

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